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Pakistani authors make it to BBC’s ‘100 Novels that Shaped our World’

  • Kamila Shamsie and Mohsin Hamid rank amongst novels ranging from literary classics to contemporary works
  • Mohsin Hamid's The Reluctant Fundamentalist, listed under Crime & Conflict, has also been adapted into a film
By Sabah Bano Malik ·

Austrian Handke and Poland’s Tokarczuk win Nobel literature prizes

By Reuters ·

Children’s author Judith Kerr, who wrote ‘The Tiger Who Came to Tea’, dies

By AFP ·

The Six: World-famous authors at Emirates Literature Festival

By Arab News ·

First Saudi interactive reading application for children aims to make learning fun

By DEEMA AL-KHUDAIR ·

Najaf: In Iraq’s city of bookshops, theology and poetry rub spines

By AFP ·

Nobel season opens without Literature Prize, sidelined by #MeToo scandal

By AFP ·

Book review: The story of a trader who made it big in the scramble for Africa

By By Lisa Kaaki ·

Six award-winning Arab books you can read in English

By Arab News ·

Book Review: ‘In Search of the Phoenicians’ — Josephine Quinn

By Lisa Kaaki ·

Michelle Obama to release memoir in November

By AP ·

Literature is an important part of any culture, says Emirates Literature Festival CEO

By Amna Ehtesham Khaishgi ·

See Barcelona through George Orwell’s eyes

By MATT SMITH ·

Book Review: Diary of a caged man

By MANAL SHAKIR ·

Book Review: A testament to creativity and imagination

By MANAL SHAKIR ·

Book Review: The dangerous life and times of Pablo Escobar

By Lisa Kaaki ·

Harry Potter fan? Two new books set to be published in October

By Associated Press ·

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